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Lakeland Industry & Community Association

 

Lakeland Industry & Community Association (LICA) is a not-for-profit society that is a multi-stakeholder partnership between community, industry and government.  We are a community based synergy group working together to support a healthy and sustainable environment.  To accomplish this, we come together to establish understanding and rapport, share information and work toward mutually beneficial solutions to local concerns.  Our offices are located in Bonnyville, Alberta, Canada and we serve an area in the east central part of the province, encompassing approximately 18,000 square kilometres, as shown on our map.

A volunteer Board of Directors manages the Association’s activities, along with a number of working Committees. 2010 will see LICA celebrate its 10th Anniversary of becoming a registered society.
 

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LICA's 10th Anniversary Bursary
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2010 Photo Contest

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2008 Annual Report
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2008 LICA Photo Contest
A presentation to the winners was held at the LICA Board Meeting on December 11, 2008.

Please click HERE to see a photo of the presentation

The winners are:
  • Wolf Creek: Submitted by Lillian Hopf - Bonnyville, AB – 1st Prize Winner
  • Fall Frost: Submitted by Suzanne L. Michaud – St. Paul, AB – 2nd Prize Winner
  • Sunset on Jessie Lake: Submitted by Sheryl Nagy – Bonnyville, AB – 3rd Prize Winner
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    Six Lake Riparian Project
    Six Lake Riparian Zone Project: LICA comissioned the project in 2006 to complete the shoreline assessments for Hilda, Ethel, Tucker, Muriel, Marie, and Crane Lakes. The riparian zone is the "ribbon of green" at the edge of a lake, stream, river, or wetland that is influenced by the presence of water. The detailed results are available in a set of videos/CD's that can be borrowed from the LICA office.
     
    LICA (c) 2008 | Created and hosted by Bonnyville Post